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Anguished nurse’s wails in agony as murder trial hears 911 audio after she killed her 3 young kids, with clothes they were wearing and exercise band used to kill them shown to jurors
A murder trial in Massachusetts heard harrowing 911 audio in which a former nurse, Lindsay Clancy, could be heard wailing in anguish after killing her three young children. Prosecutors presented the recording alongside physical evidence, including the clothing the children were wearing at the time of their deaths and the exercise resistance band used to…
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ACLU, National Coalition Against Censorship and 20 Other Groups Line Up to Support Disney in Tangle With FCC
Twenty-two advocacy groups, including the ACLU, the National Coalition Against Censorship and the Electronic Frontier Foundation, have written to Disney CEO Josh D’Amaro pledging support as the company clashes with the Federal Communications Commission. The letter urges Disney to keep defending its First Amendment rights and to speak out publicly, arguing that the outcome affects…
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CHANGE fitness boss and Milky Lane co-founder Pete Haselhurst charged with extortion, stalking and drug offences after Gold Coast dawn raid – as police hunt two men over alleged debt demands
Pete Haselhurst, co-founder of the Milky Lane restaurant chain and boss of the CHANGE fitness brand, has been charged with extortion, stalking and drug offences following a dawn raid by police on Queensland’s Gold Coast. The case matters because it draws a well-known figure from Australia’s hospitality and fitness industries into a serious criminal investigation,…
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Kentucky governor calls on McConnell to prove he is fit to serve or resign: ‘Address the people’
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear, a Democrat, has called on Republican Senator Mitch McConnell to demonstrate publicly that he remains fit to serve in Congress or step down, following McConnell’s discharge from hospital this week. The intervention adds a prominent Democratic voice to a growing debate over the 83-year-old senator’s health and capacity to continue in…
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Meet Millie, ‘the world’s oldest cat’, who lives on a diet of salmon, prawns, chicken and tuna…
Millie, a domestic cat living with her owner, has been recognised as one of the world’s oldest living cats, drawing attention for her longevity and the varied diet credited with keeping her healthy. Her owner attributes her long life to a menu that includes salmon, prawns, chicken and tuna, alongside regular care, and her story…
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Judy Announce New EP Death Of A Ladies’ Mutt: “Denim Girls”
Judy, the duo of Blue Broderick (Diners) and Leah Levinson (Agriculture), have announced their second EP, “Death Of A Ladies’ Mutt,” due out on 6 August 2026. The project began in December when the pair joined forces as a songwriting and recording exercise, producing two EPs in just five days, with the first, “Songs Of…
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Turn your ordinary bike into an indoor trainer with this Wi-Fi connected smart base
The Verge is highlighting a discount on the Wahoo Kickr Core 2, a smart indoor bike trainer that converts a standard road bike into a connected exercise setup for use during colder months when outdoor riding is impractical. The device uses Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to link with PCs, iOS or Android devices, and supports various…
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Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo take different paths after divorce as he climbs mountains, she buys $500K Rolls-Royce
Country singer Jelly Roll and his wife, Bunnie Xo, have taken markedly different paths since their divorce, with each embracing a distinct new chapter in their personal lives. The split, which brought an end to their high-profile marriage, has seen both figures pursue separate interests that have attracted significant media attention, highlighting how differently the…
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Netflix exec claims ketamine confession in ‘trust exercise’ cost him $1.1M job: lawsuit
A former Netflix executive has filed a lawsuit claiming he lost his $1.1 million-a-year job after disclosing during a company-organised “trust exercise” that he had used ketamine therapeutically. The case raises questions about the limits of workplace vulnerability exercises and whether employees can be penalised for sharing personal health information that was solicited in a…
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40 percent report buying less produce amid cyclospora outbreak: Poll
A CBS News/YouGov poll found that 40 per cent of US adults are buying or eating less fresh produce during the Cyclospora outbreak. The finding indicates that the outbreak is affecting everyday consumer behaviour, while public confidence in the Food and Drug Administration’s response is mixed and varies by political affiliation. Women and older people…